Rent Zebra ZD-Series Label Printer (ZD220, ZD421, ZD621) in Jakarta

This summary is compiled from Zebra's official spec sheets and FAQs for each model.

Configuration choices at Arental: direct thermal or thermal transfer, 203 or 300 dpi, and USB, USB + Ethernet, or USB + Wi-Fi + Bluetooth connectivity. The 300 dpi option exists only on the ZD421 and ZD621, while the ZD220 has no network connection, so the combination you choose also decides which model is delivered.

A note on terms: the 104 mm figure in the configuration list is the maximum print width at 203 dpi, not the paper width. Accepted media is wider: 112 mm on the ZD220, and 108 mm for direct thermal and up to 118 mm for thermal transfer on the ZD421 and ZD621. A 4-inch (101.6 mm) label therefore fits with a margin on both edges.

The letter after the model name shows how it prints: d for direct thermal, t for thermal transfer with a ribbon roll, and c for the ribbon-cartridge version of the ZD421.

• d models print on thermal labels without a ribbon. They are handy for shipping waybills, queue numbers, and labels whose life is counted in days.
• t models use a ribbon, so the print lasts on asset tags, warehouse shelf labels, and product stickers. The ZD421t and ZD621t can also be set to direct thermal mode, so one unit serves both label types.
• The ZD421c uses a 74 m ribbon cartridge with a chip that warns when the ribbon is nearly finished. Cartridges and ribbon rolls cannot stand in for each other.

Ribbon length decides how often the operator has to stop. The ZD220t accepts only 74 m ribbons on a 0.5-inch core, while the ZD421t and ZD621t take 74 m or 300 m. Zebra says a 300 m ribbon gives a 1:4 ratio to media, meaning one ribbon lasts for about four label rolls before it is changed. Third-party ribbons fit with the core adapters supplied in the box, although Zebra recommends genuine supplies.

Label rolls on 0.5-inch and 1-inch cores mount directly; 1.5, 2, and 3-inch cores need an adapter. Among these three models, linerless labels can only be printed by a special factory version of the ZD621d.

The Zebra ZD and the TSC TE200/TE210 are both 4-inch label printers with two print methods, and at Arental both fall in the same rate class. They differ in printer language, speed, and the way connectivity is added.

Choose Zebra when your warehouse app, ERP, or courier system sends ZPL commands and the output must match the other Zebra printers in the office. Choose TSC when your team is already used to TSC drivers and software. For tiny labels with dense barcodes, 300 dpi is also available on the Rongta 300 dpi, while address and folder labels are easier with the Brother QL. Companion scanners from the same brand are in the Zebra scanner catalogue.

Renting a Zebra ZD label printer from Arental starts at Rp 60,000/day, Rp 150,000/week, or Rp 300,000/month, dropping to an effective Rp 180,000/month on an annual contract. The model, resolution, connectivity, number of units, and duration set the final quotation, so mention the combination you need when you contact our team via WhatsApp.

Purchase prices for the ZD220, ZD421, and ZD621 shift with the market and the configuration, so we do not list them. Renting makes more sense when label demand rises for a limited period, for example an event registration desk printing name tags, an office asset-tagging project, or an extra warehouse during the busy season. Compare rates for other printer classes on the printer rental price page, or read the selection guide on the printer rental page. The rental service is provided to companies, government agencies, and institutions.